28th July 2023 - Category: Marriage, Divorce and Family
Navigating through a divorce can be challenging for everyone involved, especially for children. In Australia, the legal system offers guidelines to ensure the wellbeing of children is prioritised during this difficult period. [...]
9th March 2022 - Category: Daily Life
Many people that decide to sell their vehicle focus on one thing: the asking price! Often, vehicles are sold so that we can buy new ones or to make a little extra cash on a car that is no longer being used. [...]
22nd February 2022 - Category: Marriage, Divorce and Family
Once you prepare your will, it can remain in effect until you die, change it, or revoke it. In some cases, a change in your circumstances, such as a marriage or divorce, can cause your will to be revoked. [...]
21st July 2021 - Category: Marriage, Divorce and Family
A Last Will and Testament is a legal document that details how a person's assets and property will be distributed after their death. The person whose assets are distributed in the Will, is called the "Testator". [...]
9th November 2019 - Category: Housing and Property
A rent receipt is a simple document which a landlord (the owner of the property) may provide to a tenant (the person renting the property), to confirm that the tenant has paid rent. Rent receipts can give tenants evidence that they have submitted payments to the landlord as required. [...]
9th November 2019 - Category: Marriage, Divorce and Family
There are many reasons why Australian children might be travelling without one or more of their parents. Perhaps one parent is travelling with the child, and the other parent had to stay home. [...]
1st October 2019 - Category: Work and Employment
There are many reasons an employee in Australia may want to resign from their employment. The employee might have been offered a new job, or might be moving to a new location, taking up some study, retiring, or might simply not want to work for the employer any more. [...]
19th September 2019 - Category: Work and Employment
An employment relationship is primarily something to be agreed between the employer and the employee. Each party will have various rights and obligations, and these are usually set out in writing, in an Employment Agreement or in a Letter of Offer of Employment. [...]
12th June 2019 - Category: Consumer Issues
The Australian Consumer Law ("ACL") is set out in Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and provides various protections for Australian consumers. Most businesses in Australia are required to comply with the ACL, and failure to comply can carry hefty penalties. [...]
